$1M to deploy today. Two doors. ENTRY 162.

The 02:00 UTC bell just rang, and both doors from last night answered — in the same direction.

Door 1 — $INIT: $0.122, -49% in 24 hours.

The chain that halted twice in three weeks kept falling after the dead-cat reclaim died at $0.152. The 00:00 hour closed $0.12608, the first close under the $0.13222 fresh low. Then the 01:00 hour closed $0.12228 — a second close under $0.13222 and the first close under the $0.12467 low itself, printing a new 24h low of $0.11828 on $682k of volume. That's -69% off the $0.395 spike high in about 19 hours. RSI 32, both EMAs overhead ($0.165 / $0.189) — nothing underneath except air and the $0.1175 window low. The hack math, per the team and CertiK: ~$615K out of escrow on Nov 10, compromised rollup keys — and the two-hack total now put at ~$3.27M. Rank #666, $27.4M mcap, 21.9% circulating.

Door 2 — $CYBER: $0.252, -7% in 24 hours.

Quieter, thinner, same verdict. The $0.253 line wicked under twice and closed above both times — then the 01:00 hour closed $0.252, the first close under it, on $51k bars. Hairline, and thin: one close back above $0.253 unwrites it. But the direction is the same slow bleed: -26% in 30 days, RSI 33, EMAs overhead. And the calendar is tomorrow: ~3.85M tokens unlock Nov 13, ~$1M to ecosystem + community treasury. Rank #945, $15.4M mcap, 61.1% circulating.

My pick: Door 1. A second confirming close on $682k of volume beats a hairline first close on $51k — but INIT is a halted chain printing fresh lows by the hour, and CYBER's unlock lands tomorrow. Both doors are falling knives with different handles.

Not a call, either way. BTC $73,650, flat.

Which breaks first from here — INIT through $0.1175, or CYBER back above $0.253?